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A man in a wheelchair was killed after being struck by a vehicle Tuesday night in Santee, the Sheriff’s Department said. Full Story »
A man in a wheelchair was killed after being struck by a vehicle Tuesday night in Santee, the Sheriff’s Department said. Full Story »
A pedestrian, believed to be in a wheelchair, was struck by a vehicle Tuesday night in Santee, the Sheriff’s Department said. Full Story »
A bicyclist was killed Tuesday night in an accident with a trolley car, San Diego police said. Full Story »
Swine-flu-related deaths in San Diego County jumped by 22 percent as eight new deaths were reported, including a 42-year-old woman who was otherwise healthy, county health officials said Tuesday. Full Story »
A robber took an undisclosed amount of cash from a Denny’s restaurant Tuesday afternoon, police said. Full Story »
The family of a Poway mother is speaking out about her death. 36-year-old Kristen Bedard was struck by a car as she walked on the sidewalk of Community Rd on her way to work Monday morning. Full Story »
Another sexual predator is back behind bars for violating the terms of his release. David Chambless could be sent back to a mental hospital, just like the four other predators previously released in San Diego County. Full Story »
In an unadorned Carlsbad warehouse, things are really popping. Here, at the Ollie Pop Bubble Gum Company, Nick Souris and his crew have updated a couple of American classics. Full Story »
A trolley struck and killed a pedestrian in the Mount Hope area early this evening, a police spokesman said. Full Story »
About 200 city employees will be laid off and municipal services will be trimmed in conjunction with mid-year budget cuts that Mayor Jerry Sanders proposed today to close San Diego's $179 million spending shortfall. Full Story »
A developer will be allowed to reduce the sizes of 40 homesplanned in an eastern Lake Elsinore subdivision, the City Councildecided Tuesday, despite objections from a couple of neighbors. Full Story »
The Menifee school district may count money it saved instead ofvotes next November. Full Story »
TEMECULA ---- The City Council approved what was called acosmically significant deal with Cal State San Marcos and theTemecula Valley Unified School District. Full Story »
Saying its fiscal woes have leapt "from the frying pan into thefire," Riverside County's finance chief said Tuesday that at least$69 million will have to be trimmed from its $680 million budgetover the next two years, 800 to 1,500 employees will need to belaid off or enticed to retire early and Friday furloughs will haveto continue, to keep the large government agency that serves thestate's ... Full Story »
ESCONDIDO ---- A 40-year-old woman died after her mo-ped hit acar and later a palm tree at about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday on Auto ParkWay, said Escondido Police Lt. David Mankin. Full Story »
San Diego store taking orders for solo sex video of the former Miss California. Full Story »
8 more people have died of the swine flu in San Diego County over the last two weeks. 11/24/09 Full Story »
It took a spike strip and a stun gun to stop a driver leading officers on a chase down Interstate 15. 11/24/09 Full Story »
Despite concerns about the flu and the economy, more Southern Californians are expected to travel this Thanksgiving holiday compared to last year. 11/24/09 Full Story »
In our Connect 6 Report, we introduce you to ecoATM, a company that's saving the environment and saving you money. 11/24/09 Full Story »
Officials say a woman accused of being behind the wheel when a woman died was in trouble with the law before. Full Story »
A San Ysidro third-grader shows off his moves during a celebration at Sunset Elementary. Full Story »
A unique memorial stands for the man killed in a collision with a police cruiser. Full Story »
Bringing corporations into the curriculum with naming rights. Full Story »
Two chihuahuas are thrown into a Riverside canal and only one dog made it out alive. Full Story »
A San Diego lawyer's timeshare gift to a judge eventually changed the complexion of a divorce case. Full Story »
A Spring Valley man accused of taking millions of dollars from local victims and using his religious faith to do it faces charges levied by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Full Story »
A trolley struck and killed a pedestrian in the Mountain View area early Tuesday evening, a police spokesman said. Full Story »
10News spoke to two players named to the Chargers' 50th anniversary team about their place in team history. Full Story »
The Metropolitan Transit System is reacting to a recent 10News I-Team investigation that showed the lax security at MTS' South Bay bus yard and its potential risk to public safety. Full Story »
A San Diego scientists is one of 26 researchers that released a critical report about climate change. Richard Somerville will present part of the "The Copenhagen Diagnosis," at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in December. Full Story »
The California Public Interest Research Group put out its annual report Tuesday of which toys are safe and which ones are not. The toys deemed unsafe are classified into three categories - those that are loud, toys that contain small parts that children can choke on, and toys containing toxic chemicals or lead. Full Story »
Mayor Jerry Sanders offered a plan Tuesday to cut San Diego's $179 million budget gap without laying off public safety officers or closing libraries or recreation centers. Full Story »
An Alpine man who allegedly beat his girlfriend and set her on fire was sentenced today to three years in prison for violating his probation stemming from earlier domestic violence convictions. Full Story »
A man who was arrested in Hawaii 16 years after authorities in San Diego issued an arrest warrant charging him with molesting two children he babysat was sentenced today to six years in state prison. Peter Bitner, 64, pleaded guilty Oct. 23 to two counts of committing a lewd act on a child. Peter Bitner, who pleaded guilty to molesting a 4-year-old girl and 2-year-old boy after befriending their ... Full Story »
SAN DIEGO — Neighborhood libraries would be open fewer hours, beaches would be messier and about 200 city workers would get pink slips under budget cuts San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders will propose today to close the city’s $179 million deficit. Full Story »
The 31st annual San Diego Chargers blood drive was held today at the Town and Country Convention Center in Mission Valley. Full Story »
SAN DIEGO (CNS) - About 200 city employees will be laid off and municipal services will be trimmed in conjunction with mid-year budget cuts that Mayor Jerry Sanders proposed today to close San Diego's $179 million spending shortfall. Full Story »
SAN DIEGO (CNS) - The guided-missile destroyer USS Decatur returned to San Diego Monday following a six-month deployment to the Persian Gulf. Full Story »
WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 2.1 million drop-side cribs are being recalled. The cribs are made by Stork Craft Manufacturing. Full Story »
Simplifying a complex tool used to pay for city services. Full Story »
The mayor didn't offer specifics when asked whether the city has a long-term strategy, and said he thought it was better to hold off on serious cuts until 2011. Full Story »
Introducing Amina, a Somali immigrant who is improving safety in her neighborhood. Full Story »
Music to my eyes in Balboa Park. Full Story »
Chicago murder trial might be first time for new lie detecting technology. Could be good news for SD company. Full Story »
San Diego City Council president Ben Hueso has been feathering more than just his assembly campaign’s nest of late. A recently filed disclosure statement shows that he’s been getting big money for his legal defense fund from special interests with business at city hall. Full Story »
Joe Arbusto, Rancho Penasquitos, 8. "Sarah Palin's Extended 15 Minutes of Fame is America's Shame !" Jean Bradley, Spring Valley, 8. Happy Thanksgiving. Full Story »
I want to commend you for a marvelous, marvelous article on Mr. Bersin and his pattern of operations over the years (“Obama Taps Alan Bersin to Oversee the Border,” Cover Story, November 19). Full Story »
Sheila Agahan-Price, Oceanside, 8. Be thankful, forgive, forget and love one another * Woody Anderson, Carmel Valley, 8. I want on a Cabo cruise just for the food! Full Story »
“I am the author of The Source and one of Father Yod’s 14 wives,” announced Isis Aquarian in an email to me last year. She was inquiring about a “Blurt” concerning High Mountain Tempel , whose songs have included recordings of Father Yod, sex-and-veggie cult leader of the Source family, which based their lifestyle around vegetarianism and what Tempel musician Ras Al H’nou describes as “marathon ... Full Story »
An ice sculpture of "The Thinker" by Rodin is shown along the Champs-Elysee in Paris. AFP/Joel Saget
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